Few are better located to talk about Buddhism and their future than Sogyal Rimpoché, Author of the innovative work The book Tibetans of life and death and one of the best known meditation teachers today.
In this remarkable book, Sogyal Rimpoché resorts to his twenty -up experience years of teaching among us to reflect on some of the main topics related to the arrival of Buddhism to the West. How will Buddhism adapt and find a place in Western society? How can you fully access the power and benefit of these old teachings? And how can you form and support your practitioners? Rimpoché comments on the vital role of mind in health, The effects of training it on meditation and supreme healing that occurs through the personal experience of the nature of the mind. In addition, It offers valuable tips in the way of staying on the spiritual path, in which, Maybe more than any other place, It is essential to unmask everyday illusory deceptions that can otherwise master our lives.



